Local Economy

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Volume 23, issue 4, 2008

Editorial Announcement: Local Economy will grow to Eight Issues in 2009 pp. 253-254

Andrew Jones

The SNP Government and Poverty pp. 255-260

Ivan Turok

What Happens to the Best-laid Plans? pp. 261-266

Julian Dobson

Sustainable Communities: Affordable Housing and Socio-economic Relations pp. 267-276

Vida Maliene, Joseph Howe and Naglis Malys

Unlocking the Potential: The Role of Universities in Pursuing Regeneration and Promoting Sustainable Communities pp. 277-289

Claire Robinson and Neil Adams

Tourism, Public Policy and Regional Development: A Turn from Neo-liberalism to the New Regionalism pp. 290-304

Michael C. Shone and P. Ali Memon

Determinants of Local Economic Performance: Experience from Rural England pp. 305-318

Paul Courtney and Malcom Moseley

Water Policy Making in Scotland: Political Demands and Economic Pressures pp. 319-324

Antonio A. R. Ioris

Democracy and Empowerment in London's Neighbourhoods pp. 325-331

Hugh Atkinson

Book Review: Regulating the Night: Race, Culture and Exclusion in the Making of the Night-time Economy pp. 332-334

Lynn Vickery

Volume 23, issue 3, 2008

Sustainable Communities: a Conceited Metaphor or an Achievable Aim? pp. 111-112

Munir Morad

Squashing Out the Jelly: Reflections on Trying to Become a Sustainable Community pp. 113-120

Max Hope and Roy Alexander

The Credit Crunch and the Housing Shortage — Time for a Radical new Approach to Building Affordable Homes pp. 121-126

Lee Shostak and John Houghton

Mixed Communities as a Means of Achieving Sustainable Communities: A Comparison Between US Experiences and UK Policy Intentions pp. 127-135

Silvia Gullino

Democratic Deficit, Decentralisation and the Quest for Sustainable Communities: A Case Study of Peckham Community Council pp. 136-151

T. Murat and Munir Morad

The Significance of Sustainability Practices by the Malaysian Property Sector pp. 152-167

Graeme Newell and Zaharah Manaf

Social Housing Regeneration and the Creation of Sustainable Communities in Dublin pp. 168-179

Declan Redmond and Paula Russell

Development and Evaluation of the Transport to Employment (T2E) Service: Overcoming Transport Barriers to Job Opportunities Leading to More Sustainable Rural Communities in Highland Scotland pp. 180-194

Steve Wright, John D. Nelson and James M. Cooper

Knowledge-Based Urban Development: The Local Economic Development Path of Brisbane, Australia pp. 195-207

Tan Yigitcanlar and Koray Velibeyoglu

Local Property Taxation as a Strategic Planning Tool in UK: Can ‘Landvaluescape’ Play a Role at Local Levels? pp. 208-221

S. Sayce, T. Vickers, O. Connellan and Munir Morad

Gin and Tonic or Oil and Water: The Entrepreneurial City and Sustainable Managerial Regeneration in Manchester pp. 222-233

Michael E. Leary

Carbon Reduction: Obligation and Opportunity at Regional and Local Levels pp. 234-240

Geoff White, Nick Gardner and Jenny Swift

Play with Fire and You'll Get Burnt: Hazardous Industrial Installations, Residential Communities, and Lessons from the Buncefield Disaster pp. 241-246

Mark Turner

Can the Use of Technology Encourage Young People to Take an Active Part in Urban Regeneration Consultations? A Case Study from East London pp. 247-251

Bernard Toomey

Volume 23, issue 2, 2008

Regions, Economies and Planning in England after the Sub-national Review pp. 99-106

Tim Marshall

The Future of Economic Development after the Sub-national Review pp. 107-109

Greg Clark

Introduction: The Future of Local Economic Development pp. 110-121

Ines Newman

Labouring and Learning towards Competitiveness: The Future of Local Labour Markets after Harker, Leitch and Freud pp. 122-137

Alex Nunn and Steve Johnson

The Soft Spaces of Local Economic Development pp. 138-148

Graham Haughton and Phil Allmendingerr

A New Policy for Britain's Cities: Choices, Challenges, Contradictions pp. 149-166

Ivan Turok

Reflexive Local and Regional Economic Development and International Policy Transfer pp. 167-178

Graham Haughton and Rachel Naylor

Reflections of a Torontonian in Sheffield pp. 179-183

Ian Bromley

Sub-regional Economic Development — Consolidation and Culture pp. 184-189

John Berry

Building an Economic Development and Regeneration Future for Lincolnshire County Council pp. 190-195

Ivan Annibal

A Personal View on How the Role of the RDA Regeneration Practitioner will Change as a Result of SNR pp. 196-199

Tom Warburton

Volume 23, issue 1, 2008

Climate Change, Regional Policy and the Sub-National Review — Time to Count the Cost pp. 1-5

Andrew Jones

Employment Growth in Knowledge-Intensive Business Services in Great Britain during the 1990s — Variations at the Regional and Sub-Regional Level pp. 6-18

Andrew Chadwick, John Glasson and Helen Lawton Smith

Utilising a Demand-led Approach in a Local Labour Market pp. 19-30

Paul Spoonley

Sport and the Local Economy: The Effects of Stadia Development on the Commercial Property Market pp. 31-46

Larissa E. Davies

Beyond ‘Access’: Internet Use and Take-up of Online Services by Adults Living in Disadvantaged Areas in England pp. 47-57

David Devins, Alison Darlow and Don Webber

Towards a ‘Pooled Sovereignty‘ in Community Planning in Scotland? pp. 58-68

M.G. Lloyd

Business Improvement Districts and Local Economic Development pp. 69-70

David Walburn

Business Improvement Districts: An Overview pp. 71-75

Patricia Brown

Business Improvement Districts (BIDs) in London pp. 76-80

Julie Grail and Georgina Dawkins

Cross-borough Business Improvement Districts: Waterloo's Attempt to Become the First Town Centre BID to Cross a Local Authority Boundary pp. 81-85

Helen Santer

You Say You Want a Devolution? Lessons from the Main Street Program pp. 86-93

Kennedy L. Smith

Book Reviews pp. 94-98

Andrew Jones and Arabella Fraser

Volume 22, issue 4, 2007

The Soul Searching Within New Labour pp. 317-324

Danny Dorling

Migration, New Arrivals and Local Economies pp. 325-334

Stephen Syrett and Michal Lyons

Did the Early A8 In-migrants to England go to Areas of Labour Shortage? pp. 335-348

Mike Coombes, Tony Champion and Simon Raybould

Local Action on Labour Market Integration of New Arrivals: Issues and Dilemmas for Policy pp. 349-361

Anne E. Green

Enterprising Refugees: Contributions and Challenges in Deprived Urban Areas pp. 362-375

Fergus Lyon, Leandro Sepulveda and Stephen Syrett

Temporary Migration, the Informal Economy and Structural Change: London's Bicycle Rickshaw Riders pp. 376-387

Michal Lyons

Labour Market Integration through Language Training: Language2Work pp. 388-393

Illa Pattni

Enterprise, Diversity and Inclusion: A New Model of Community-based Enterprise Development pp. 394-400

Tony Swash

Labour Market Integration of High-skilled Immigrants: Maximizing Knowledge Spillover in Toronto pp. 401-408

Melina Young

Addressing the Challenges Facing Refugee Doctors in the UK pp. 409-417

Emma Stewart

Volume 22, issue 3, 2007

Introduction pp. 221-222

Andrew Jones

The Politics of Development Control pp. 223-226

Andrew Coulson

New Wine in Old Bottles? England's Parish and Town Councils and New Labour's Neighbourhood Experiment pp. 227-242

Andrew Jones

‘The End of the Beginning’? Taking Forward Local Democratic Renewal in the Post-Referendum North East pp. 243-260

Keith Shaw and Fred Robinson

New Labour's Evolving Regeneration Policy: The Transition from the Single Regeneration Budget to the Single Pot in Oxford pp. 261-278

Sue Brownill

New Firm Formation — is VAT Registration Data an Accurate Indicator? pp. 279-292

John Ball

Making a Difference — the Role of Parish Councils in Milton Keynes pp. 293-297

Caroline Godfrey

The Mid-Tyne Community Trust pp. 298-301

Alex Kerr

Partnership Governance: Being a Non-Executive Director pp. 302-306

Andrew Coulson

BIDs: an International View pp. 307-311

Lawrence O. Houstoun

Book Review: Neighbourhood Renewal & Housing Markets: Community Engagement in the US and UK pp. 312-314

Adele Cassola

Erratum pp. 315-315

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Volume 22, issue 2, 2007

Round and Round the Houses: the Leitch Review of Skills pp. 111-117

Alison Wolf

A Response to Dorling's ‘Inequalities in Britain 1997–2006: the Dream that Turned Pear-shaped’ pp. 118-122

Tim Blackman and Roberta Blackman-Woods

Barriers to Skills Development in a Local Construction Labour Market pp. 123-137

Judith Watson and Graham Sharp

The Impact of Gaining an NVQ Level 2: Will the Leitch Review Recommendations Address the Low Returns? pp. 138-147

Rosie Page

Employers' Responses to Demographic Changes in Rural Labour Markets: The Case of Dumfries and Galloway pp. 148-162

Emma Hollywood and Ronald McQuaid

The Growing Localness of the Canadian City, or, On the Continued (Ir)relevance of Economic Base Theory pp. 163-185

Ted Rutland and Sean O'Hagan

Introduction: Coordinating Employment Strategies pp. 186-187

Andrew Jones

Joined up for Jobs - An Employability Agreement for Edinburgh pp. 188-194

Ken Shaw

From Coal Mines to Culture - Utilising Economic Regeneration to Maximise Economic Inclusion pp. 195-200

Alan Jobling

Employment and Development Centres in Malmö pp. 201-206

Pia Hellberg Lannerheim

Refining Employment Policy pp. 207-212

Marit Holmberg

Book Reviews pp. 213-220

Raj Patel, Charles Fraser, Andrew Jones and Judith Rutherford

Volume 22, issue 1, 2007

Bringing the Environment into Economic Development pp. 1-5

Andrew Jones and Nick Ennis

Mainstreaming Sustainable Development pp. 6-11

Warren Hatter

Mainstreaming Sustainability in Local Economic Development Practice pp. 12-26

Tony Jackson

An Exploratory Review of the Role of Ecological Modernisation in Supporting Local Economies' Green Drive pp. 27-39

Munir Morad

Opportunities for Air Pollutant and Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction through Local Transport Plannin pp. 40-61

F. Ruth Wood, Melissa Burgan, Steve Dorling and Rachel Warren

Mainstreaming Sustainable Development - A Case Study: Ashton Hayes is going Carbon Neutral pp. 62-74

Roy Alexander, Max Hope and Martin Degg

Grass Roots Village Action Inspires other Communities to Take on the Challenge of Climate Change pp. 75-79

Garry Charnock

Community Energy in Practice pp. 80-84

Nicholas Gubbins

The Cornwall Sustainable Energy Partnership pp. 85-91

Jasmine Reilly

Green Building pp. 92-97

Rebecca S. Aarons-Sydnor

The Mayor's Green Procurement Code pp. 98-101

Claire Appleby

Book Reviews pp. 102-110

Andrew Jones, Nick Ennis, Gemma Roberts and Andrew Jones